This repository holds the code to extract the data from the input JSON file and then prints it in the form of an equation with
brackets. Then it pulls the variable on the LHS and rest operands and operators on the RHS of equals. Finally, it computes the
value of x, the variable.
You need to clone this repository on your system to run the code.
You must have the IDE to run the .java file.Then, you should have the latest jdk and for the JSON Library, I have already added a folder named org.
Click on the link to install the latest version of jdk :-
JDK Installation
Click on the link to install the JSON library used :- JSON Library
After all the installations are done, you can test this code. Use below line to compile the EquationSimplification.java file
javac EquationSimplification.java
Then, it will create .class file for each class in the EquationSimplification.java file. You need to run the `.class' file
of the Main class which is again EquationSimplification. So, write the below code to run it.
java EquationSimplification
You can see there are 3 .json files. So out of them, currently I have used the EquationData.json file for testing purpose.
So, the output will be the following :-
((x-4)+5)*3=21
x=((21-3)/5)+4
Value of x = 7
If you want to test the code on the other two json files. You can change the EquationData.json to EquationData2.json or
EquationData3.json in the following line in the code.
JSONObject ob = (JSONObject)parser.parse(new FileReader("EquationData.json"));
You can find this line on the 6th line of the main function.
Output for EquationData2.json will be :-
(x*5)+3=21
x=(21-3)/5
Value of x = 3
Output for EquationData3.json will be :-
x+3=21
x=21-3
Value of x = 18